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Tips on installing leveling shackles
Has anyone ever installed these type shackles
I got a set from one of our members Midwestoffroad. and was wondering if anyone had any tips ![]()
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Never Liked Them!! Cheap/Easy way out!! I used them as a teenager.................... They tend to have way too much movement when ya get on it and when ya apply yer brakes. They Move! On weak springs I hear they cause them to sag. But ya have a heavy truck with a stack of leafs! IMO,,,,,,not safe!! Hope this helps |
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GL.........be safe and use some jack stands.
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